“To make worse” in Japanese
Short answer
To make worse in Japanese is “拗らす” (kojirasu). Full meaning: to make worse (e.g. disease), to aggravate, to complicate.
Other ways to say “To make worse” in Japanese
拗らせる
kojiraseru to aggravate, to complicate, to make worse
こじらす
kojirasu to make worse (e.g. disease), to aggravate, to complicate
こじらせる
kojiraseru to aggravate, to complicate, to make worse
拗らさ
kojirasa to make worse (e.g. disease), to aggravate, to complicate
拗らせ
kojirase to make worse (e.g. disease), to aggravate, to complicate
拗らし
kojirashi to make worse (e.g. disease), to aggravate, to complicate
拗らそ
kojiraso to make worse (e.g. disease), to aggravate, to complicate
こじらそ
kojiraso to make worse (e.g. disease), to aggravate, to complicate
拗らそふ
kojirasou to make worse (e.g. disease), to aggravate, to complicate
拗らそう
kojirasou to make worse (e.g. disease), to aggravate, to complicate
こじらせ
kojirase to make worse (e.g. disease), to aggravate, to complicate
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